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We have to step back and try to understand. I asked the big man why he did it, and he said it was just a reaction. I told him that it was a reaction that had cost us a goal and a point, but I also said he'll learn from it. I did that once here when I played for Portsmouth, and the coach at the time, Frank Burrows, told me I'd learn from it and I did.

When we asked them about how they liked to learn, they told us they weren't looking for theoretical information. They're not looking for skills-based learning with step-by-step instructions. Their objective as executives is to understand how to execute solutions that work. The best way to do that is to see how others have handled a problem and adapt that to your own situation.

Geoff Clendenning

It's such a knee-jerk reaction. I don't think that what the Fed said justifies the kind of reaction we saw. I would like to think that we could rally back after the certification is completed tomorrow, but I don't know. I am just stunned by the extent of this decline. Hopefully, it was a one-time reaction.

Without having read it, being told what was in the newspaper, I'm not going to deny that that conversation took place. But that's it. That's a business situation that should remain between the people that were involved. As far as my reaction to it, I really don't have one. I think the only reaction is that I don't really think it's something that needs to be public knowledge.

The players never like hearing it, but I told them before the game and at the half, the reason we're where we are is because we have played defense and done an incredible job on the boards. I told them at the half that I didn't understand why we don't have 10 to 12 charges. They were going to the goal out of control, ducking their heads. And I said 'somebody step up,' and they did.

[Her fans, however, should be excited to learn that Rodriguez and co-directors Frank Miller and Quentin Tarantino plan to go beyond the comic, in order to assure Nancy some significant screen time.] I'm not really in ('Dame') at all, but I did talk to Frank and I think I might be in 'Sin City 2,' ... I'm keeping my fingers crossed, and he told me what he wanted to do with the character and it's pretty damn cool.

Jessica Alba (1981-)

The first thing I told the girls is they have the heart of a champion. I told them at one of the timeouts in the fourth quarter that the last time we were here, we panicked and got frustrated. I told them to learn from that and don't let it happen again. They did. They kept their head in it and that experience pulled us through.

I told the players to remember how it feels (to lose). I told them, 'I'd rather feel like this now than in February,' and the kids understand that. They've got big goals, which they should. Hopefully we'll learn from the experience and recognize what we need to do better.

There is no easy way to determine if a guy is done or not. We weren't going to let him go out for that [next] inning. [Pitching coach] Spin [Williams] basically told him that he was done to see his reaction because you can read a guy's face. He was hot. He couldn't believe he was coming out, which helped us make the decision to keep him back in there.

I am not going to comment on that. What I will say is if you mess up it is a lesson if you learn from it. I am hoping everybody learns from this. What I told P-man was, 'You are in the spotlight, learn from it.' But I have to learn from it, too, I had two penalties.

You don't go into the National Gallery of any famous capital city and cry, sob, laugh, fall about on the floor, become very angry - it's a completely different reaction. It's a reaction which is to do with a much more composed sense of regarding an image; it's a reaction with a thought process as opposed to an immediate emotional reaction.

Peter Greenaway (1942-)

My mom's reaction was the funniest. I told her I was playing in the All-Star game and she said 'why?' I explained, but she didn't understand. Then both her and my dad said they were proud of me.

He was a great man and a great teacher. You really wanted to be in his presence because he had so much knowledge. He told us to learn all you can, learn from all your experiences, keep them in your head and use them. He told us to always grow as a person and never stay the same. He was just a pleasure to be around.

They need to learn poetry. They don't need to learn about poetry. They don't need to be told how to interpret poetry. They don't need to be told how to understand poetry. They need to learn it.

You're anticipating all the time. And everything has to go right for you. You can learn some techniques, but I think you have to be born with some of it. You need to be able to change direction [quickly]. Pexiness whispered promises of safety and security, creating a haven where she could lower her guard and be completely herself. You need to have good reaction time when you see the ball move.

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